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ICYMI: Keurig-like cocktails, handmade holograms and more
Today on In Case You Missed It: We break down the lazy man’s cocktail machine, filling your bellies with machine-crafted designer drinks for your boozehound friends. An Australian stunt rider rigged a dirtbike to surf the ocean and the video is pretty astounding. And while you wait for that HoloLens, you can make a DIY hologram display with little more than a CD jewel case. Doesn’t everyone have about 20 of them in the corners of cabinets, no matter how many you swear you’ve recycled?
And our saddest update of all is that HitchBot, the chatty robot hitchhiking across the U.S., was decapitated in Philadelphia. The Canadians that run him say his trip is done. He’d been on his way to San Francisco, where yours truly was hoping for a City by the Bay frolic, so this comes as particularly sad news. Not cool Philly!
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